Matzah

What's Matzah all about? When during the Seder do we eat it, and how much to eat each time?

The seder's menu features many different foods. The taste of each entry on the menu alludes to a path to redemption.

Matzah is more than a food, it's the way we relive the Exodus. It's also the only mitzvah we have today that we actually eat and digest...

The three matzot that are placed on the Seder plate are referred to as Kohen, Levi, and Yisrael as a means of distinguishing them from each other. The top matzah is referred to as Kohen, for the Kohen takes precedence in all matters. The middle matzah ...

Once upon a time in a small city in Midwestern America, there lived a very kindly and generous rabbi named Rabbi Shmotkin

Faith may hover in some neutral space above one’s everyday self. It may move him to a frenzy of action, but nothing in him has changed. Soon his euphoria wanes...

Complete liberation from Egypt required that the newborn nation rid itself of Egyptian impurity

Learn about matzah, shmurah matzah, as well as the significance of handmade matzah.

Matzah hurriedly chewed on an empty stomach is virtually tasteless; but at the meal's end, especially after a glass or two of wine, it is a feast for the senses...